MixRadio is a popular music service over in the land of Microsoft, but it doesn't look like it'll be exclusive there for that much longer. It turns out that there's a private beta of the service out there in testing for iOS as well as Android. Sure, iOS users aren't short on music services to choose from, but MixRadio (born from Nokia Music) is pretty good at what it does.
It's as the name implies, a radio focused service that serves up music suggestions based on your chosen parameters. Favorite artists, genres, or even just using some of the curated mixes, MixRadio usually comes up with tunes you want to hear. It moved to Microsoft with the parts of Nokia that were acquired but has since been sold on to the messaging service, Line.
What comes of it we'll have to wait and see. Beta's are just that, and we'd be more surprised in 2015 if a company didn't want to have their services on iOS. Numbers don't lie. It's a crowded space but MixRadio does what it sets out to do and does it well. And it also has a much more global reach right now than Apple's iTunes Radio We're looking forward to seeing what it might be able to do on our iPhones.
Source: Windows Central
